New Hotels in Osaka

"Staying here felt like winning the lottery, especially booking the Japanese-style room! It comes with an extra tatami room which is super convenient for organizing luggage. The room itself is huge, very new, and the front desk service was excellent. Storing luggage was also a breeze. The bed was incredibly comfortable – everything was just so convenient. And right downstairs, there's an entire snack street; it felt like walking through an amusement park!"

"Our family of four stayed at this new hotel, and right from the moment we checked in at the front desk, we were met with incredibly friendly service. The staff even offered the kids a gashapon capsule toy and provided a map with information on nearby attractions and transportation. The complimentary amenities near the front desk were varied and very practical. The room was spacious, and since the hotel is newly opened, all the facilities were brand new. My family members raved about their experience at the public bath! Highly recommended! There are plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, drugstores, and even a large toy store nearby – it’s fantastic. Plus, it’s super close to the subway station. If we ever visit Osaka again, we'll definitely stay at this hotel!"

"The shower and washroom facilities at this accommodation were incredibly comfortable. The bedding, towels, and amenities were also beyond what you'd expect from a decent hotel. Especially, the mattress on the bed was super comfortable! I would definitely request to stay here again. Thanks to the provider! 🪴🪴🪴"

"It's a bit of a walk dragging suitcases, a bit tiring, but the feeling of relief upon arrival at the hotel is amazing. The vibe is great, new, and clean – I only found out it had only opened a few months prior when I stayed there. It's a good place to get out before it starts to run down. The management is excellent, and it should be well-maintained for a long time. It's modern and fully equipped for just over a thousand baht, but it's perfect for those who can handle the walk. It's about 2 km round trip to the bustling shopping areas of Doton, Namba, and Shinsaibashi, plus you could spend time strolling around, shopping, and then relaxing in the bathtub. Done! I highly recommend it. Don't hesitate too much if you prefer a more relaxed experience; if you're feeling tipsy, you could head to a bar near the canal and then walk back, but you'll sober up by the time you get to the hotel. It depends on your lifestyle. In short, I loved how new and pristine it was. It's stylish, and the facilities and amenities are top-notch. Book it without hesitation!"

"The location in the heart of Osaka is fantastic. You can walk to Dotonbori and Kuromon Market within 3 minutes. The staff are friendly. After check-out, they held our luggage, which was great for a quick Don Quijote shopping trip or a meal before heading to the airport. We had a wonderful stay and left feeling refreshed."

"The hotel is not far from Namba Station. The staff provided good service, which was impressive. There's no front desk; you check in yourself, but it's not difficult. There are many amenities, such as a washing machine, kitchenware, an electric stove, and a refrigerator. The room is decorated in a Japanese style and is new and clean. I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance."

"The location of the hotel is great, close to many of the attractions and especially if you love food. The staff was kind, but the room was not clean, also all the towels contained hair from other people which is not very convenient when traveling with a baby. Also don’t understand that the rooftop bar closes at 9pm while it apparently has a great view.."

"Overall, it was very clean and nice. The receptionist was from overseas, and it seemed like they were still getting used to things since the hotel had just opened, but they were very polite, had a lovely smile, and left a good impression! The amenities are limited, so you'll need to bring your own comb, cotton pads, cotton swabs, makeup remover, lotion, and other skincare products. The shampoo was an all-in-one shampoo with body wash. Conditioner was provided separately. There was no nightwear, so you'll need to bring your own. Because it's close to the station, you could hear the trains running quite a bit from early in the morning, so if you're sensitive to noise, you might want to bring earplugs or something similar."

"1. Opposite exits 17/18 of the subway station, you'll find the Senba Center. Its basement has a food street with small eateries, offering prices more reasonable than tourist areas. 2. I stayed on a weekday, so there weren't many guests. There was no wait at check-in or check-out, and I didn't experience the 10-minute elevator wait some others mentioned. 3. The bathroom is indeed tiny. When you sit on the toilet and close the door, your face is almost touching it. 4. This is a new hotel, so the facilities are new, and the design is simple and bright. It even has Type C charging ports. 5. Overall, I was quite satisfied with this stay. However, on the first day, when I opened the curtains, I noticed that the kettle, illuminated by the sunlight, had dust on its body."